Mastering Flexible Weapons with Doug Marcaida! | Kali Martial Arts & Filipino Techniques Explained

[@BMO_Creative]

Oh man! This is awesome! I was once attacked by a guy with a knife and I was a "bagger" at Tom Thumb!! I was able to wrap my apron around my arm to defend and hold the guy until police came... This reminded me of this! Great video!

[@DougMarcaida]

yes. When we say weapons use, it's not always in an offensive capacity.

[@BMO_Creative]

Just an awesome video series full of techniques and ideas that can be practiced to become natural and effective! Thanks guys!

[@alexblue6991]

I was smiling all the way watching this video useful advice

[@toulisakoa9870]

very clever and fluid. What a beautiful place you was. thx

[@nathalielanoir4246]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏💪

[@ghost_wolf07]

I can see this being effective with the p kall style knife as a sneaky counter maneuver to surprise the enemy. Learned a lot from this.👌

[@RaulGomez-ji2qv]

Excellent video!

[@Katrin-Keienburg]

Thank you for these interesting examples of the use of flexible weapons. The comparison with the stick showed the possibilities very clearly. (A small note: "Poor Tomas").😅 But, joking aside. - Please more of this.👍

[@JamesSCavenaugh]

I've been told that one tactic an unarmed guy could use against a guy with a sword (not that it's very likely to succeed, given the huge sword advantage) is to retreat and quickly take off his shirt and quickly roll it up into a "rat tail" and then use it to slow down the sword, and then close the distance.

[@omartech110]

Pugay po 💪🏾💯❤️🇵🇭🥋🙇🏻

[@pandaman1677]

🙏🙏🙏

[@danzasaramat5370]

❤❤❤❤

[@BROKENVessel-z5n]

I worked at Rite Aid, and my coworker caught a shoplifter. i defended her, and she got the merch. Away, instead of pinning him down, i shoved him out of the store so hard mite broke his back?

[@joeycaldwell8015]

The ole ball and chain weapon is a thing.

[@CowsGoMonkey]

Everythings a stick!